Ripple backs SEC crypto regulation proposal and calls for finalization
Image: CryptoPotatoRipple filed a comment letter with the SEC supporting the agency's proposed Regulation Crypto Assets. The company urged the SEC to finalize the rule and move away from case-by-case enforcement. Ripple argues the SEC has authority to proceed. Ripple argues the investment contract, not the token, is the security, consistent with Howey. It also rejects using decentralization as a core test for whether a token is a security.
Key points
- Ripple filed a comment letter with the SEC supporting its proposed Regulation Crypto Assets.
- Ripple urged the SEC to finalize the proposal and end case-by-case enforcement.
- Ripple argues the investment contract, not the token, is the security under Howey.
- Ripple rejects using decentralization as a core factor in deciding whether a token is a security.
- Ripple supports a safe harbor for tokens after the promised work ends.
Why it matters
The proposed framework would replace case-by-case enforcement with established rules, Ripple says. Ripple argues clearer rules would reduce regulatory uncertainty for token projects and investors.
What's unclear
The SEC has not said whether it will finalize the proposed Regulation Crypto Assets or when.
It is not stated whether the SEC will adopt Ripple's requested changes to Rule 400 or Rule 500(b).
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Sources · 6 publishers
U.Today
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CryptoPotato
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CoinGape
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Coinpedia
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XRP News: Ripple Urges SEC to End Crypto Regulation Uncertainty in the U.S.
Blockonomi
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Ripple Files 20-Page Letter Supporting SEC Regulation Crypto Assets
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